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Made from Recycled PET Bottles
Feb
Concerns about the environment
The planet is polluted for a variety of reasons, and Chapter One (Thailand) co., Ltd. as a company, contributes to one of those causes. As a result, the company introduces an environmentally friendly concept in order to contribute to society in some way and become fully self-sufficient and sustainable in the future. Plastic garbage generated by fast fashion is one of the primary contributors to land contamination. Fashion product manufacture, dyeing, design, and retail are the major producers of plastic we see today. These contribute to pollution in many forms, including air, water, and soil. The number of new clothing purchased has doubled, putting enormous strain on resources.
We are introducing new ideas that use recycled PET to create green fibers. We also have an Eco-Max sub-concept that focuses on conserving water while manufacturing things. Our organization has attained a number of international standards that assure responsible management in all three aspects of sustainability: society, environment, and economics. OEKO-TEX, GRS standard for yarn and fiber recycling, Green Label, and other certifications were obtained. GRS accreditation for sustainable organizations, in particular, ensures the restoration of important environmental services as well as enhanced social standards. Furthermore, we rigorously monitor waste disposal so that water consumption is minimized by the use of installing engineer water treatment. As a result, wastewater usage will be reduced and energy consumption will be reduced, which will benefit both individuals and the planet as a whole.
These garments are easily disposed of when there is a change in fashion, contributing to massive cloth waste in landfills. Due to quick disposal, the waste being generated is high as never seen before. It’s time we stop contributing to fast fashion and forcing additional resources to be utilized. One way can be by the usage of Recycled PET bottle plastic T-shirts. These are made from 100 percent recycled synthetic polymers and are eco-friendly.
Benefits of a Recycled Plastic T-shirt
- 50% less energy used for production
- 55% fewer carbon emissions
- Fewer energy emissions
- Zero water and soil requirement for production
- Comfortable and breathable fabric
- Available in a variety of colors
- Reasonable cost
- Long-lasting and sustainable
- Suitable for wear and tear use
- Made of recycled polyester from PET bottles
How can you contribute to environmental conservation by using this T-shirt?
Plastic pollution, according to recent reports, will be a tremendous catastrophe that will be nearly impossible to address. Plastic is used in almost every industry today, from food to clothing to automobiles, and the amount of waste produced is immense. Plastic production is a high-energy process that produces a lot of pollutants and effluent. Because of the resources saved in the production of the t-shirting fabric, using recyclable T-shirts can be beneficial to the environment. Also, 12 PET bottles make one t-shirt, and it’s a great method to recycle plastic instead of having it clog up all the major landfills. We already have plenty of clothing and plastic garbage, so making more makes no sense. Using this method results in a lower carbon footprint and an environmentally beneficial product.
FAQs
- What are the benefits of using these recyclable plastic T-shirts?
Everything around us is made of plastic. Estimates have shown that only none percent of total plastic produced annually is recycled. Dealing with large plastic is a menace, and using recycled plastic T-shirts can help prevent further pressure on existing resources and overflowing landfills.
- Are these t-shirts comfortable?
Yes, these recycled t-shirts are incredibly soft and comfortable. They are made from a stretchable fabric that is quite durable and comfortable. These are also odor-free and will quickly cause sweat evaporation so that your skin can breathe happily.
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reference: JONG STIT Co., Ltd., polyester fabric and textile manufacturer
